Criticising someone’s accent, “non-professional” room background comes across at best as snarky gatekeeping. The real question is whether, for the desired audi

Criticising someone’s accent, “non-professional” room background comes across at best as snarky gatekeeping. The real question is whether, for the desired audience, the presenter’s accent, the background scene, the delivery of content or anything else is a blocker. I’m assuming that parent is not a beginner in the field, and is absolutely not the target of this fundamentals course. Let’s welcome more and different people into the field. God knows, we need some optimists and fresh thinkers sometimes, not just the crabby people from one specific demographic squatting in their senior roles shouting at clouds. Edits: spelling correction